A Top End community housing provider does not have to pay rates to the City of Palmerston, a tribunal has found, a decision LGANT president Kon Vatskalis fears will greatly erode municipal budgets.
A Palmerston primary school that exceeded its built capacity by 13 per cent last year, despite only opening in 2020, will have six demountable classrooms this year, with the department promising an end to makeshift learning spaces.
A trio of city traders have wound up their CBD operations – one is moving locations, another is pivoting their business, and the third is gone for good. See what’s changing in our city heart.
An Aboriginal woman who was protected by a domestic violence order called police to report threats from her husband, but no officers were dispatched. Twelve hours later, he raped her as she slept.
NT Health has always maintained the botched introduction of a new flagship patient health records system into the Royal Darwin and Palmerston emergency departments did not risk patient safety. We now know that was a lie.
A Katherine woman was struck in the head when she discovered a young man had allegedly broken into her home. Read the latest Top End crime news.
Dashcam footage has captured the moment a utility reportedly being pursued by NT Police failed to give way and crashed into a passing motorist. See the footage.
The change of government has been a win for an outer Darwin municipality after it was previously told by Labor it was at risk of losing out on a large development opportunity to a neighbouring council.
Rolling storms, a bag snatch arrest, wild behaviour on Mitchell St and a pair of fireworks displays to stop a city – Darwin truly knows how to put on a show. Re-live the best bits of New Year’s Eve 2024.
In a single year, Territorians missed out on $55m worth of superannuation they were legally entitled to, and $300m over five years, as the commonwealth ramps up moves to hold non-compliant employers accountable.
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